leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice rolled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don'

leave it said ben. from the middle of the panting stack of men. nobody move said ben. there was a brief silent. or at least when i do. sorry. that's okay said ben. patrice lled off the bed. then he flickinged it into the toilet. what's this? his head was on my which of the now. that's an orchid. it keeps coming back. one with of those extra touches that mean a lot. he stared down at this offering. it don't look right somehow. i know. especially with a condom on it. he cleaned up at the sink. he started gathering up his clothes. hang with us for a while. busy day tomorrow. >> my other job, bacheloret party. i strip for private parties. that's what this is for. he was stepping into his fatigues. apparently impressed. it ain't worth the bus fair half the time. patrice shrubbed. if a sister has a plate of ribs, there's no way to held her attention. ben and i laughed. i'm serious. tickled to his response. i am up there working my ass off and they are sitting down there with their press on nails. tough crowd. they say they like the mens, he drew out the last. but they don't

about a young man named ben donaldsonton that i met in iowa in a diner. ben's unemployed. and he came to me with a list of concerns. handwritten. on the back of a grease stained paper bag. these were the issues that matter to him and his family and he gave me that list. and i don't remember what they were, i'm sure jobs was on there someplace. but i do remember this. ben gave me $10. and i made a promise to ben that i would find a way to spend that money. will you help me keep that promise to all the other bens out there? >> yes! >> thank you. this is for you, ben! i will now shake your hand for $1 a piece. no eye contact. no kissing can on the lips. no last names. let's keep this professional. thank you! (cheers and applause) thank you, thank you so much. thank you so much. oh, thank you. >> i want to get that money. thank you so much. hold up your money. hold up your money. thank you. thank you. thank you. god bless you. and god bless-- citizens united. (cheers and applause) >> stephen: look at that! look at that. i am literally putting your money where my mouth is. i ra

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doesn't raise the debt ceiling and ben bernanke you would be in a camp that this would be catastrophic to the world financial markets but then you have others on the other side including investors including analysts including average american folk i've interviewed that say you know this is hyperbole and this is continuing to perpetuate you know poor responsibility on the part of the u.s. by constantly increasing the debt ceiling as an investor what do you think would be the reality if the u.s. didn't raise the debt ceiling. what a shame he's not hearing me had i really was waiting to hear the answer to that question because it does seem to be the million dollar what do we have wrought. here you know you can hear me ok did you hear my question. ok we're having some problems but hopefully we're going to get back to you after the break and we can plow into really what is at stake with this debt limit and the debt ceiling that we're waiting for politicians to move on still ahead here on r t though for those who have a hard time paying their bills who are the u.s. government it is no merger

ben is the official canine ambassador at a hotel in canada. his friendly demeanor makes him a hit with the guests. you are welcome to take him out for a stroll whenever they want. he's not paid in dollars, but he gets plenty of petting this is until his shift ends autopsy 5:00. it makes guests feel like they're at home, which is exactly why ben is hired. >> i see we have a dog story and a bun story. i see what we're having for lunch today, a little kraut and some mustard. >> i don't know if i want to picture that, poor little ben. >>> time now for an early look at some of the stories we'll follow throughout the day here on nbc. this morning on capitol hill, representatives from at&t and t-mobile will testify in front of the senate anti-trust committee. if the controversial merger between the wireless providers is approved, the u.s. would be left with three national carriers. >>> one of andy warhol's last paintings to be exhibited during his lifetime is going to be auctioned. >>> finally, the canned film festival begin necessary france tonight.

ben ferreiro, in his first-ever stanley cup playoff game. wins it in overtime. >> so cool if you're a sharks fan. so not so cool if you're a red wings fan of the sharks won five games so far in the post season and four have come in overtime. as for ferreiro, not a bad way to celebrate your 24th birthday. >> what is the reception like here in the locker room sorry if you've been asked before with so much media around you but what did the guys do? >> they're obviously very prá ety excited. they know it is -- they are obviously very excited. they know it is my birthday and the first game. and it is a cool reception. >> i can't remember any other birthday. >> and can you think of another birthday present that compares to this one? >> no, that's for sure. i don't think anything is close to that. >> i think on my 24th birthday i went bowling or something. >> hopefully the sharks can go up 2-0 tomorrow. that will be fun. >>> libya leader muomar ghadafi survived. and nato air strike on a house he was in tonight. but his son did not. the first pictu

the large ben dairy forest is two hundred kilometers downstream the denise to river . yury outpost a lucky a business woman is the most important person here breeds hogs the ex president of moldova and big time business women have been known to join him on hunting expeditions in the forest but nobody has offered help in resolving his main problem his hogs are in one country but his office in the forest area minister is in another. this road it was a dividing line between the two warring policies. of the moldovan volunteers where here are the friends list a once ruled that saw it as. the cause of the most avian republic on the left bank of its nice to declared its independence even before the breakup of the soviet union was officially recognized the fact of the matter is that what is now called trans to nice to became part of moldavia when it was a soviet republic because you now did not recognize a self proclaimed trans the nice to republic after moldavia achieved independence the tens political standoff degenerated into an armed conflict the first shots were fired in

ben is live in joplin with the latest. ben, good evening. >> reporter: good evening, russ. it's been six days since the tornado hit and it's still looking like this. if you're looking for hope, check this out today they put the roof on one of the first buildings built in joplin. >> reporter: these are the sounds of resilince, three days after the tornado darien collins decided it was time to get moving. >> time to get the girls back to work. >> reporter: his wife's beauty salon was cut down by the twister. now it's growing again. >> a lot of people are standing around staring at their rubble. at some point we have to role up our shraoeufbs, throw stuff out of the road and move on with our lives. >> reporter: some are moving on the hard way. today 59-year-old dean wells was laid to rest. he died in his orange apron when the tornado tore through the town's home depot. as his one life ends a new one together begins in joplin. >> there have been a lot of obstacles thrown in our path but we made it. >> reporter: aaron and brookes were high school sweet hearts. they shot this loo

today we're talking about energy investment in the russian economy and to discuss this i'm joined by ben errors here in the studio with me he's editor in chief of business new europe we also have erich krauss he's an independent fund manager lattimer also cos he is head of strategic planning and development at unicredit securities and lie to me or to commute off he is chief economist at the critter financial corp ok eric i'm going to go to you first you're very well known fund manager here you've been here actually longer than i have and you write this letter weekly right off its monthly no truth and beauty and russian finance which is not only very smart it's very funny so my first question goes to you how do you correlate high oil prices and investment in russia do we correlate well or not well i mean there is a persistent myth that the russian economy and market is only about oil and i've since quit a quick argument with it i mean since oil is a one way bet and it's in the medium term i don't really think it matters very much the point is that what really is been slowing the investmen

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ben detective xvi is a different kind of figure. he was a theological, a professor, white hair, soft spoken, a very, very different leader for the church. as we watch this, it will be interesting to watch him. his own private secretary calls him a pope of the word. john paul ii was the pope of great images. ben detective xvi is the pope of the word within of the force of words, more than a man of gestures. but today, an enormous gesture on behalf of his predecessor, the man who brought him to rome to serve there, the man who inducted him into the college of cardinals, the man who paved the way for his election of pope, benedict xvi. >> our senior vatican analyst and john bitterman are with us today. john, we are going to see an extraordinary thing, but the pictures already speak vol. the volume speaks volumes. this is an enormous celebration of john paul's memory, isn't it? >> yeah, that's right, john. i mean, this is -- on one level, this is a holy rite. it's the declaration of a new rite. but at another level, you can think of thi

really not supporting ben ali for human rights violation. discontent with a president who had lingered in power for too long had been brewing in tunisia for quite some time public anger erupted after students mohamed was easy satam cell phone fire and publish stories of runaway corruption eroding the top echelon of the trinity and government. after when. reagan. came and the hummingbirds did what he did. i think tradition was made sure to. to start to change what's happened in tunisia and also in egypt and it's happening in a few other places and it's diplomatic cables troll people. they were actually right in not trusting in thinking that there was something that was corrupt. steinberg shams the public spotlight he's going to stay in the shade although in actual fact he's just as much a godfather of the wiki leaks project as julian assange has. yes my name is daniel smith this is julia sons and we're here to make a short presentation about what we can extract what we don't daniel don't steinberg could be described as co-creator of the inter

ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> this is the list we talked about at the top of the program, 232 names, the official list of the missing from tuesday night's tornado in joplin, missouri. we took the names and the addresses and we put them in on the map. this is joplin here, i want to come in a little bit and look into the community here in joplin. if you look closely here, there are new satellite images, many of the pinpoints where people are listed as missing, i was just there for a few days, it numbs you to walk through these streets and see the power. in the swathe of destruction, you see there's so many among the missing tonight. we were just talking to todd and tammy niederhelman, these are particularly devastated houses just swept off the foundation, their name was one name of 232 on this list. come back out to the missing, you see the

today we're talking about energy investment in the russian economy and to discuss this i'm joined by ben errors here in the studio with me he's editor in chief of business new europe we also have erich krauss he's an independent fund manager but i'm here also cos he is the head of strategic planning and development at unicredit securities and lie to me or to commute off he is chief economist at the critter financial corp ok eric i'm going to go to you first your very well known fund manager here you've been here actually longer than i have and you write this letter weekly right out of its monthly no truth and beauty and russian finance which is not only very smart it's very funny so my first question goes to you how do you correlate high oil prices and investment in russia they correlate well or not well i mean there is a persistent myth that the russian economy and market is only about oil and i've said this could be a quick argument with it i mean cents or oil is a one way bet in the medium term i don't really think it matters very much the point is that what really is the investment i

that we see well shanghai also joined in member you seem to differentiate you think tim geithner and ben bernanke you are somehow more powerful and uniquely corrupt than the rest of the world but if you look at china they're doing the same thing money supply a fifteen point two percent a one month alone and then we see this headline shanghai and third silver margin hike in month right and what what's happening stacey however is that the margin it's going to go up two hundred percent which means that you've got people owning the precious metal for one hundred percent cash which is the same as having gold or silver standard so the c.m.e. in trying to dissuade people from precious metals by raising the marginal rate is actually creating a de facto global precious metal standard that's why i say there is no alternative you talk to me about the price of silver and i say to you there is no alternative paper is complete nonsense there is no alternative i think this is a second amendment issue because you talk about all those guns behind me in connecticut well i think this is the second amendmen

today we're talking about energy investment in the russian economy and to discuss this i'm joined by ben errors here in the studio with me he's editor in chief of business new europe we also have erich krauss he's an independent fund manager but i'm here also kosky he is the head of strategic planning and development at unicredit securities and lie to me or to commute off he is chief economist at the critter financial corp ok eric i'm going to go to you first your very well known fund manager here you've been here actually longer than i have and you write this weekly right out of its monthly no truth and beauty and russian finance which is not only very smart it's very funny so my first question goes to you how do you correlate high oil prices and investment in russia and they correlate well or not well i mean there is a persistent myth that the russian economy and market is only about oil and i decided to quit a quick argument with it i mean since oil is a one way bet into the medium term i don't really think it matters very much the point is that what really is been slowing down invest

today we're talking about energy investment in the russian economy and to discuss this i'm joined by ben errors here in the studio with me he's editor in chief of business new europe we also have erich krauss he's an independent fund manager glad i'm here also called ski he is head of strategic planning and development at unicredit securities and glad i'm here to commute off he is chief economist of the critter financial corp ok eric i'm going to go to you first you're very well known fund manager here you've been here actually longer than i have and you write this weekly right off its monthly no truth and beauty and russian finance which is not only very smart it's very funny so my first question goes to you how do you correlate high oil prices and investment in russia and they correlate well or not well i mean there is a persistent myth that the russian economy in market is only about oil and i decided to quit and quit arguing with it i mean since or oil is a one way bet in the medium term i don't really think it matters very much the point is that what really is then slowing the inves

and ben tracy has the story of one person who survived the tornado and all of them trying to help her put her life back together again. >> all my memories are here. r mary is 83, no children, no husband. >> he died in '82. >> reporter: and now not much else. >> my stuff, just my stuff. >> reporter: mary lived here for 50 years. she had countless things but only cares about one box. what's in the box? >> pictures. >> reporter: stuff you want to see. >> pictures i can't replace. >> that's all we're looking for. >> reporter: suddenly about 30 volunteers appeared. i don't know them but that don't make no difference. i like them. >> reporter: they lifted her furniture and her spirits. >> on behalf of the disaster, we'd like to pray with you. >> i appreciate it. >> amen. >> reporter: the davis family took mary in for five nights and got her into this home set up for tornado victims. you're going to be all right. >> i'm blessed, i'm just blessed. >> reporter: when mary's new friends came to see her today. >> i have something to show you. >> reporter: they found a certain box. >> my marriage

protesters take to the streets in downtown china's to demand the immediate resignation of president ben ali who has ruled the country for over twenty three years after several days of tensions resulting bloodshed ben ali had to flee the capital on january the fifteenth this. was the events that took place in the north african country in january were immediately dubbed the jasmine revolution but the two missing in couso has another name for the wiki revolution. this man is a professor at one of the universities in tunis. as a political activist he prefers to be known by his nickname. he didn't take part in the attacks on government buildings but he said to be one of the main driving forces of the revolution. after registering his website kinda leaks he began posting material concerning choosier from diplomatic cables in arabic and french the cables were made public by julian sound of twenty ten. at the first time with seventy seven thousand documents and then we've got. the sensation as i said it was really very very very interesting to note the true facts that the us government is waiti

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prints money every time ben bernanke you prints money china has to print money who's a currency manipulator china or the u.s. that's the big question here are you feeling well obviously this is the tell the legs the dog or vice versa you can't really say china is the currency manipulator if they're pegging to the dollar which is being manipulated but it's the world reserve currency so they say well it can't be possibly manipulated because they live in a snow globe of denial they're in a world one of three hundred sixty degrees of fraud they don't see that there is a currency manipulator tim geithner you're the currency manipulator maxes central banks around the world i would disagree that if anyone unique when i'm we're in disagreement on that one because china's m two. is that fifteen point three percent in april alone so they're doing a darn good job printing money and in response to this limit down regulators expanded the range in which gasoline and oil futures control. but again they're they're appeasing the speculators going back to the year two thousand in the commodity futures modern

ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> after the president's speech about the killing of osama bin laden last night i was in d.c. so i grabbed my flip cam and i went over to the white house to see the response in the streets. we do not have all that many spontaneous rush out into the streets hug strangers emotional catharsis events in our great big socially awkward country and most frequently when we have them they are about sports or sometimes politics but last night at the white house, at the naval academy in annapolis, west point, college campuses, times square, ground zero, we had one of those nights. it was not about sports. it was not about politics. and lacking an american template for how to mark this kind of national occasion we fell back on singing. on spontaneous, heart felt, off key singing of the star spangled banner. ♪ the bombs bu

. >> former nixon speechwriter ben stein is making excuses for the guy. >> jon: ben stein? from win ben stein's money? ferris bueller? the commercials for beach ball moisturizer? >> stein writes prosecutors say that mr. strauss-kahn forced the complainant to have oral and other sex with him. how did he have a gun? did he have a knife? he's a short, fat, old man. >> jon: yes k he's not merely in the kind of raping shape he used to be in. i mean 15 years ago this guy was a raping machine. that is a terrible defense. (laughter) >> jon: got something worse? >> and can anyone tell me any economists who have been convicted of violent sex crimes? (laughter) >> jon: anyone, anyone? anyone? bumer-- buhler? buhler? so not being able to identify any economists who have sexually assaulted people is evidence of strauss-kahn's evidence. of course that would mean on the flip side a laundry list of economists who committed sect all crimes would be ipso facto evidence of his gill. if it pleases the court, richard nywanga economics professor in straussberg university convicted of section ass

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ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> as we leave you tonight, we're on the wharf here of morgan city, louisiana. as you can see the water on the wharf, look at that, about boot-high. it gets deeper as you go that way. in the area of 2 to 4 feet. about 7 feet farther down. this is a wharf right along the city. the waters are up substantially to the flood wall right here. the floodwall runs ab

bullets two those are chavez of the gold dollars i mean it's always good for werewolves and stuff and ben bernanke but i mean gold us a little expensive ok but let's move on to this headline because i'm going to prove to you that they're trying to keep you from defending yourself against currency collapse dollar engraver danger than the euro so this is axel merckx in the financial times and he says imagine a country that spends and prints trillions to patch up any problem now imagine another country where there is no central treasury meaning that bailouts are less easy and which has a central bank that has mopped up liquidity over the past year rather than engage in quantitative easing of course is comparing. the u.s. and their dollar three european area and their euro but only let me explain something about the dollar enjoying a bit of a balance recently time exactly to the moment when i've been logged and spectacle a stand simply guy pakistan shot violence film little love and huge american state sanctioned terrorist blood guts pentagon armed military conflict the military industrial co

ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> after al qaeda attacked the united states on september 11th, 2001, the united states started one war within weeks of that attack in afghanistan and another war a year and a half later in iraq. for u.s. troops there have been two signature wounds. the first is traumatic brain injury caused by explosions. the second is injury to the extremities. the torso being protected by body armor. the head protected as much as it can be with a helmet. the extremities exposed to small fires fire, but more often to theers force of what is most likely in both warston impl vised explosive device. for the first two years the typical u.s. vehicle to transport u.s. troops in theater is a humvee. a light, thin skin vehicled unsuited to protecting its occupants from impl vised explosive devices. it got better in 2006 when they ramp

is pegged to the dollar so every time the us prints money every time ben bernanke you prints money china has to print money who's a currency manipulator china or the u.s. that's the big question here are you feeling well obviously this is the tail that wags the dog or vice versa you can't really say china is the currency manipulator if they're pegging to the dollar which is being manipulated but it's the world reserve currency so they say well can't be possibly manipulated because they live in a snow globe of denial they're in a world one of three hundred sixty degrees of fraud they don't see that there is a currency manipulator tim geitner you're the currency manipulator maxes central banks around the world i would disagree that if anyone unique and i'm in disagreement on that one because china is empty. it's up fifteen point three percent in april alone so they're doing a darn good job printing money and in response to to slim it down regulators expanded the range in which gasoline and oil futures control. but again they're there appeasing the speculators going back to the year two tho

editorial report i ben bernanke may think it is temporary. washington's energy panic is kicking n president obama called for eliminating what he said unwarranted tax breaks for the oil industry. even house speaker john boehner got in the act saying oil companies ought to pay their fair share and eric holder launched an investigation in the oil run up after the president suggested that illegal activity by traders and speculators may be to blame for the rise in gas prices. we have steve, the basics here. we have a big run up on oil prices. i attribute it to rising demand for oil. fed's weak dollar policy. what else would you give as reasons for it? >> no question that the weak dollar policy has impacted the higher price of oil. and now silver and copper and cotton. that is the primary culprit. the other villian is the obama administration . it is sitting there and criticizing and attacking the oil industry. every policy has been anti-oil production and gas production and there is no question in my mind that those kinds of policiless increase th

ben? the ups guy? no, you see ben, i see logistics. logistics? think--ben is new markets. ben is global access-- china and beyond. ben is a smarter supply chain. ben is higher margins. happier customers... everybody wins. logistics. exactly. see you guys tomorrow. >>> we spend a lot of time on this program talking about the deficit. you might be wondering why it is actually so important. stripping away the politics for a second, without serious measures to cut the united states debt, your world could be very different in just a few years. here's why. by 2020, if nothing were to change, spending on social security, medicare, medicaid and the interest on our debt is on track to use up 89 cents of every dollar that the government collects in federal tax revenue. that means only 11 cents of every dollar will be left behind to fund everything else that the government does. jeanne, if we're on a path that is simply unsustainable, how quickly do we need to make changes? how urgent is it that we actually tackle this? i'll tell you the reason i'm asking. people say this is a republ